Alia Bhatt Confronts Paparazzi Over Security Breach
Privacy Violation Over New Home
Alia Bhatt shared a strong statement on social media expressing her dismay after videos of her six-storey under-construction bungalow, which has been built on the historic Krishna Raj bungalow site, were leaked and circulated without consent. She emphasized that filming private residences without permission is not content but a violation that should never be normalized. Alia urged media publications to immediately take down these videos, highlighting the security risks involved.
Public and Industry Support
Alia's message received widespread support from fans and celebrities alike, including her mother Soni Razdan, who publicly commented on the invasion of privacy. Bollywood insiders and social media users lauded her for standing up against invasive paparazzi practices, an ongoing challenge faced by Indian celebrities. This incident has reignited discussions about celebrity privacy and stricter boundaries for media coverage.
Supporting Family and Work
Despite the controversy, Alia stepped out publicly with her family shortly after addressing the issue and showed support for her mother’s film "Songs of Paradise," a tribute to Kashmir’s musical heritage. Professionally, Alia remains focused on upcoming projects including "Alpha," releasing in December 2025, and "Love and War"
